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In 1965 when McLaren built aluminum chassis GT/110 best known as Ford X-1 roadster with 427 engine, it raced at Mosport with dual Holleys and then acquired a crossram manifold with 58mm Webers, part # 3793400-80 for races at Riverside and Nassau. That car became the Mark II that won Sebring...

This photo was taken first week of April 1964 at JFK airport in NYC, prior to Roy Lunn and John Wyer press conference. I'm trying to ID the person with the car. I was at the press conference but don't recall seeing him. Doing research for Roy Lunn Legacy book project. Anyone?

Looking for any information, photos on P/1055, a Road car built in Oct 1966 that was originally sold to Ford, at one time owned by Edsel Ford II, later by Walt Hayes, and last record was a collection in Texas. For Roy Lunn Archive I'm building and possible book on Lunn down the road. Started out...

I need some help with ID for one of the two GT40s in photo attached, at Goodwood in 2013. It's the Red one, Livery #8, with gold and white trim. I have info on the white car. Appears to be a Mark I Road model. Anyone know chassis #, confirm model and if possible, owner? Many thanks, Martyn

Would like to confirm that photo here is of '65 GT40 P/1025 owned by Shaun Lynn. Anyone?

Lost track of the collection which I believe is under the control of Larry's son Greg. Does anyone have contact info, any details about the collection which at one time had 3 GT40s and 1 MK IV (J-4)?

Of the approximate 31 road models built, I have seen some with and without the twin, tall aluminum luggage boxes straddling the exhaust. Doing research and looking to find out if they were standard equipment or optional? I know that all seven of the Mark IIIs came with standard single luggage...

Handle is Martyn L, name is Martyn L. Schorr. Hooked on GT40s since driving a Mark III for cover story in Hi-Performance CARS magazine in 1967. I own a Tungsten Grey '06 Ford GT. Lifetime career in automotive industry and hobby, magazine editor, PR guy, author, and editor of the CarGuyChronicles.com